For Training assistance contact the EM Training Section at 720-847-6732 

Disaster Response Force (DRF) Training

DRF Training is provided by 460 CES/CEX for EOC, UCC, EM Reps and Specialized team members. EOC training is held every Third Tuesday at 0800. UCC Training is held every Third Tuesday at 0900. DRF Common Operating Picture (COP) training is held every Third Tuesday at 1000. Emergency Management Representatives Training is held every Third Tuesday at 1300. Specialized teams are trained as needed. All DRF training is scheduled through your Unit Scheduler or EM Rep via ARIS.  

EOC & UCC TableTop Training Seminars & Exercises are held every Third Wednesday at 1300. EOC members should attend in person at the Primary EOC location (bldg. 1005, room 153) unless otherwise directed to the Alternate location (bldg. 805, room 200).  UCC members should attend via MS Teams link provided in the invite. 

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) Defense Training

CBRN Defense training is provided to all required personnel IAW deployment status and OPLAN taskings. It is held on the first Tuesday of every month at 0800 and is scheduled through your unit Scheduler or Unit Deployment Manager (UDM) via ARIS.  

Base Emergency Preparedness Orientation (BEPO)  

This seminar provides guidance to all newcomers, military, civilian, dependents and children. It provides a basic overview of the local threats and hazards and how best to be prepared for them. It is conducted simultaneously with the Right Start Briefing and is scheduled through your CSS upon in-processing to your unit.   

Shelter In-Place Training for Facility Managers

This seminar provides guidance to Facility Managers to establish and maintain a Shelter In-Place program for their facility. It is conducted simultaneously with the CE Facility Managers Course and is scheduled through CE Customer Service at 720-847-9913.

START PREPARING TODAY

Take these three simple steps to prepare --

Get a Kit - Assemble a collection of first aid supplies, food, water, medicines, and important papers that can sustain you and your family until the emergency passes.

Make a Plan - You and your family members may not be together when an emergency strikes. Planning ahead will improve your chances of keeping in touch, staying safe, and quickly reuniting.

Be Prepared - Anticipate emergencies most likely to affect you and your family. This guide will help you think through the basics of preparing yourself and your family for all hazards.

Before an emergency happens, be sure to sit down with your family and decide how you will get in contact with each other, where you will go, and what you will do in an emergency. Write down where your family spends the most time, such as work, school, and other places you frequent. Schools, daycare providers, workplaces, and apartment buildings should all have site-specific emergency plans that you and your family need to know about. Additionally, your family plan should address the following:

• Escape Routes
• Family Communications
• Utility Shut-off and Safety
• Insurance and Vital Records
• The Elderly and People with Special Needs
• Safety Skills
• Caring for Animals
• Assemble an Emergency Supply Kit

There are many resources to help keep you connected to the latest in emergency preparedness. Links to external DOD agencies do not condone endorsement.

Buckley Space Force Base Facebook
Buckley SFB Twitter
READYColorado
ColoradoRedCross.org
Air Force Emergency Preparedness Guide 2018
Career in Air Force Emergency Management
AFPAAS (CAC Enabled)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
CitizenCorps
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
FEMA’s Ready
Military OneSource
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
National Weather Service (NWS)
TRICARE